Lots of experience with it, long time engineer, I have in the past made my own drawings/permits and gotten them approved by reading through city regs/docs.

So I design it myself first, and only after I feel that I have truly maximized the project do I then send it out to and Architect & Civil Engineer for working plans.

I'm a licensed architectural engineer with 8 years of experience practicing mechanical, plumbing and fire protection design in Baltimore, DC and the surrounding areas.

I have drawings from structural engineer.

They are going to search engines and trying to find a solution to a problem that they have.

Anyways, call Royal Engineering or Frank Comer with PST. 

Now I’m in the process of finding architects engineers and will let them mesh it all together.

@Graham Richard Anderson Search engine optimization and Google Adwords are by far the best lead generation methods.

Laminate, Luxury Vinyl Plank, Engineered Wood, Tile, etc...

I think your employer should be paying for any advanced degrees Unless you're in medicine or law where an advanced degree is necessary. by the bye Honeywell paid for my MBA but I paid for my Engineering degree when I started.